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中国家电网专业评测:/Product/DH/PingCe/2008/9/82171145104.html 最强多媒体娱乐电视创维42L02RF详评你能想象把KTV搬回家里,一家人天天K歌的乐趣吗?现在梦想已经变成了现实,创维酷开TV家族再添新贵,能尽情K歌的创维液晶电视L02系列新品已经在全国各大城市同时上市了。
创维L02系列是第三代酷开TV产品,之前两代分别具有酷K、上网等功能。
为了进一步体现酷开TV的家庭多媒体娱乐性能,创维研发人员专门对酷K进行技术升级,创造性地将KTV的点歌系统植入其中,给用户带来更人性化的产品操作。
创维L02系列电视点歌系统与KTV一样,用户只需插入专门为酷开TV匹配的酷K优盘,进入L02酷开TV的点歌系统,就可以进行歌星、拼音、分类等点歌,且歌星、分类中也有拼音搜索功能,非常方便。
酷K优盘中储备了上千首曲目,可以从网络下载MP3歌曲和LRC歌词文件,加入家庭图片或者自己拍摄的AVI格式视频做背景,电视就自动生成MTV,极其神奇。
此外,L02系列还具有边唱边录功能,用户可以随时在电视机上听自己的演唱。
除以上新鲜功能外,创维酷开TV新品L02系列还有酷影功能,即全球首先支持RM/RMVB格式海量网络视频播放,这是创维酷开TV一直领先的技术优势。
另外,其酷乐功能内置了2.1声道数字音响,让电视机再次动听起来。
在画质上,创维率先应用全球领先的IPS硬屏Full HD液晶面板,具有很高的运动画面清晰对比度。
基于V2第二代数字引擎构建,全球首创嵌入式MME智能芯片,实现了Rmvb等高压缩比高清影片的支持,使其成为了真正融合了网络多媒体影音资源的家庭娱乐平台。
除此之外,42L02RF还具有120Hz倍频驱动技术、V2第二代数字引擎、10Bit驱动技术、双屏智慧芯数字处理芯片等尖端科技,配合全高清1920*1080的屏幕、3D环绕立体声系统给消费者带来身临其境的影音享受。
作为创维迎接十一黄金周的主打系列,L02必将掀起多媒体娱乐电视的新风潮。
针全系列CPU参数列表Socket1155,1155针全系列CPU,型号,主频,缓存,设计功耗,制造工艺,核心代号,参数对比列表供货商CPU型号Frequency L3Cache Core Name Process Stepping Wattage BCLK BIOS支持Intel Core i7-26003.40GHz8MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i7-2600K3.40GHz8MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i7-2600S2.80GHz8MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i5-25003.30GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i5-2500K3.30GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i5-2500S2.70GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i5-2500T2.30GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D245W100F7Intel Core i5-2405S2.50GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i5-24003.10GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i5-2400S2.50GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i5-2390T2.70GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q0 35W100F7Intel Core i5-23203.00GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i5-23102.90GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i5-23002.80GHz6MB Sandy Bridge32nm D295W 100F7Intel Core i3-21303.40GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i3-21253.30GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i3-21203.30GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Core i3-2120T2.60GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q035W100F7Intel Core i3-21053.10GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm D265W 100F7Intel Core i3-2100T2.50GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q0 35W100F7Intel Core i3-21003.10GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G8603.00GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G8502.90GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G8402.80GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G6302.70GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G630T2.30GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q0 35W100F7Intel Pentium G6202.60GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7Intel Pentium G620T2.20GHz3MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q0 35W100F7Intel Celeron G5402.50GHz2MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W100F7Intel Celeron G5302.40GHz2MB Sandy Bridge32nm Q065W 100F7实话说“瘦死的骆驼比马大”,虽然G620在目前所有的Sandy Bridge架构的CPU中,主频最低,不支持Sandy Bridge最大的特色AVX指令集,不支持SMT同步多线程技术,不支持睿频2.0技术,几乎就是一普通的CPU,但由于架构的大幅优化,性能还是要比酷睿系列双核表现得好。
大班美术欣赏精品教案大碗岛的星期天一、教学内容本节课选自大班美术欣赏课程,依据教材第四章《色彩与生活》中的第二节“大碗岛的星期天”。
内容主要包括对修拉名画《大碗岛的星期天》的色彩、构图、光影和情境的深入分析,让学生在欣赏画作的同时,理解并掌握点彩画技法。
二、教学目标1. 让学生通过观察、分析,了解《大碗岛的星期天》的画面内容、色彩搭配和构图特点。
2. 培养学生对美术作品的欣赏能力,提高审美素养。
3. 引导学生运用点彩画技法进行创作,培养学生的实践操作能力和创新精神。
三、教学难点与重点教学难点:理解并掌握点彩画技法。
教学重点:欣赏《大碗岛的星期天》,学习其色彩搭配、构图特点和光影处理。
四、教具与学具准备教具:课件、修拉《大碗岛的星期天》高清图片、画笔、颜料、调色板、画纸等。
学具:画笔、颜料、调色板、画纸等。
五、教学过程1. 导入:通过展示大碗岛的风光照片,引出课题,激发学生的学习兴趣。
2. 赏析:a. 观察画作,让学生描述画面内容。
b. 分析画作的色彩搭配、构图特点和光影处理。
3. 讲解:a. 介绍修拉和点彩画技法。
b. 示范点彩画技法,并讲解注意事项。
4. 实践:a. 学生运用点彩画技法进行创作。
b. 教师巡回指导,解答学生疑问。
5. 展示与评价:a. 学生展示自己的作品,分享创作心得。
b. 教师评价学生的作品,给予肯定和建议。
a. 回顾本节课所学内容,巩固知识点。
b. 强调欣赏美术作品的重要性,培养学生审美情趣。
六、板书设计1. 课题:《大碗岛的星期天》2. 内容:修拉、点彩画技法、色彩搭配、构图特点、光影处理七、作业设计1. 作业题目:运用点彩画技法,创作一幅以《大碗岛的星期天》为灵感的画作。
答案:学生作品,要求色彩搭配和谐、构图合理、光影处理得当。
八、课后反思及拓展延伸1. 反思:本节课的教学效果,以及学生在创作过程中遇到的问题和解决方法。
2. 拓展延伸:a. 课后让学生收集其他修拉的作品,进行欣赏分析。
3D知识大集合,3D影片集合,3d电影资源分享1、观看各种格式立体电影的问题看到很多新手,不太懂得观看立体电影,所以,我开贴统一给大家讲解一下,关于观看各种格式立体电影的问题。
很多人说:我看不了上下、左右、交错、左右分离的电影,因为我没有偏光投影机,或者立体显示器。
俺还是下个红蓝的吧。
我要说:No,No,No!各种格式你都能看。
只要你拥有一台电脑,一个显示器(CRT,液晶都行)、一副红蓝或者黄蓝眼镜。
播放立体电影,有个很好的软件:Stereoscopic Player,现在最新版本1.52。
大家可以去下载来观看各种格式的立体电影。
官方下载地址:http://www.3dtv.at/Downloads/Index_en.aspx晓血家园提供的破解版本:/read-htm-tid-26398.html下载后装好就是繁体中文版,需要KEY,不然只能看3分钟。
这个自己解决。
这个软件可以导入上下,左右,交错,和左右分离格式的电影,也就是说,可以播放所谓的偏光立体电影,只不过,是把这些偏光格式立体电影,播放成你有的设备的格式。
如果你有红蓝眼镜,就设置成红蓝播放,有黄蓝眼镜,就设置播放成黄蓝格式,如果你有iz3d显示器,那就设置成播放为iz3d格式,如果你有NV眼镜,那么就播放成NV眼镜的格式,如果你有双投影,那么就设置成双机播放,出来的就是正宗的双机偏光电影。
上面已经给大家说得很清楚了,如果有上下,左右,交错的,优先下载这些格式,用这个立体播放软件来设置成你有的设备格式观看。
电影完全可以将就你,而不是用你的设备去将就电影。
用上下,左右,交错等格式播放成红蓝,黄蓝格式,立体效果远超合成的红蓝,黄蓝电影,残影基本上没有,而合成的红蓝电影,残影绝对很厉害,立体感不好。
总结:只要有一副红蓝眼镜,就可以通过播放器,在普通电脑上观看几乎所有3D视频!!!2、使用完美者播放器自带[SSP 3D播放器]轻松播放所有格式的3D视频前言自己在家里观赏3D视频非常简单,完全不需要购买专业器材,只要有一副3D眼镜就可以了。
1、三维立体电影制作流程三维立体电影,即我们常说的4D电影,是立体电影和特技影院结合的产物。
随着三维软件在国内越来越广泛的应用,4D电影也得到了飞速的发展。
运用三维软件制作立体电影有其独特的优势,如三维场景本身就具有立体特性,与立体成像相关的各种参数非常容易在软件环境中调节等。
本文具体讲解了三维立体电影制作的原理及常见问题的解决方法,以后我们还会在具体的制作方面继续探讨,希望广大对立体电影感兴趣的朋友不要错过。
4D电影:4D电影是立体电影和特技影院结合的产物。
除了立体的视觉画面外,放映现场还能模拟闪电、烟雾、雪花、气味等自然现象,观众的座椅还能产生下坠、震动、喷风、喷水、扫腿等动作。
这些现场特技效果和立体画面与剧情紧密结合,在视觉和身体体验上给观众带来全新的娱乐效果,犹如身临其境,紧张刺激。
4D影院最早出现在美国,如著名的蜘蛛侠、飞跃加州、T2等项目,都广泛采用了4D电影的形式。
近年来,随着三维软件广泛运用于立体电影的制作,4D电影在国内也得到了飞速的发展,画面效果和现场特技的制作水平都有了长足的进步,先后在深圳、北京、上海、大连、成都等地出现了几十家4D影院。
这些影院大都出现在各种主题公园(乐园)、科普场所中,深受观众和游客的喜爱。
运用三维软件制作立体电影有其独特的优势,如三维场景本身就具有立体特性,与立体成像相关的各种参数非常容易在软件环境中调节等。
所以,计算机三维技术应用于影视行业后,很快就出现了三维立体电影,如大家俗称的3D电影、4D电影。
美国迪士尼乐园中的蜘蛛侠(SpiderMan),更是解决了“三维立体跟踪渲染”技术,使画面中的立体场景能够根据游客的运动轨迹自动地转换透视关系,能够适时地保持虚景(三维画面)和实景(现场布景)一致和连续的透视关系,大大提高了画面的真实感。
那么,怎样运用三维软件来制作立体电影?制作过程中要注意哪些问题?本文将通过对三维立体电影的制作原理的详细分析,探讨一些常见问题的解决方法。
如何制作3D立体图片?时间:2010-06-09 16:37:59 来源:作者:《阿凡达》的热映,让全球观众见识到了3D电影的神奇!毫不夸张地说,3D已经成为了2010年最热的一个词。
在这股风的推动下,各种各样的3D眼镜、3D大片也开始在网上热卖起来。
一、工具准备要想制作3D照片,需要准备一些简单的工具。
首先需要一台工作电脑,配置并不要求很高,普普通通就可以。
稍后则是一部数码相机,卡片、单反都无所谓,实在没有找个手机也行(当然最好拍摄效果好一些^_^)。
接下来则是3D眼镜,这个不用发愁,淘宝上多得是!最低只要几元钱搞定!(注意!请选红绿或红蓝滤光型眼镜)最后则是本文的重头戏——i3DPhoto软件,界面简单、操作方便,更关键的是对系统及硬件要求都不高,在笔者的Win7笔记本和WinXP台式机上都能运行良好。
二、操作步骤1.素材准备要想制作3D照片,总要有些素材。
可这素材如何拍摄呢!还记得上学时学过的人眼成像原理吗?由于人的两眼间存在一个不足5厘米的间距,因此在盯住同一景物时,两个眼球的角度并不相同。
因此我们的拍摄也必须模拟这一原理,对同一景物拍摄两张照片,而且拍摄时需要略微变换一下拍摄角度(这个角度很小,约5~10度)。
其次为了达到更好的合成效果,目标最好选择一些前背景比较分明的景物(如下图中的亭子),如果能用单反拍摄出背景虚化的照片就更绝了(这就是笔者先前推荐单反的原因)。
PS:如果相机允许,请尽量使用曝光锁定及固定白平衡设置,以方便后期处理。
2.导入i3D启动i3D点击工具栏上的新建按钮,这时软件将提示我们分别导入左右图。
方法是找到素材所在文件夹,双击调入预览区,最终点击确认按钮即可如何制作3D立体图片?(2/2)时间:2010-06-09 16:37:59 来源:作者:3.自动编辑与修正素材调入后,i3D会将两张图片并排显示(如图4所示)。
不过由于拍摄的原因,我们常常需要对照片进行一些简单的修正。
等离子电视维修手册――TPW4288/TPW5011H/TPW5588 一、产品介绍:(一)性能规格介绍:1、TPW4288:序号 性能 指标1 屏幕宽高比 16:92 物理分辨率 1366×7683 视角 大于160度4 峰值亮度 1000cd/m25 暗室对比度 5000:16 色坐标 X=0.285±0.03,Y=0.290±0.037 可显示高清信号格式 1080i/60Hz,720P/60Hz,1080i/50Hz,720P/50Hz,1080P/60Hz,1080P/50Hz8 射频接收 PAL BG/DK/I9 其它接口 VIDEO/S-VIDEO/VGA/HDMI10 特色功能 画中画(ALPHA BLENDING)、双视窗、图形OSD11 输入电压 交流100V到240V(50/60Hz)12 待机功率 <2W13 额定功率 500W2、TPW-5011H:序号性能 指标1 屏幕宽高比 16:92 物理分辨率 852×4803 视角 大于160度4 峰值亮度 1200cd/m25 暗室对比度 4000:16 色坐标 X=0.285±0.03,Y=0.290±0.037 可显示高清信号格式 1080i/60Hz,720P/60Hz,1080i/50Hz,720P/50Hz,1080P/60Hz,1080P/50Hz8 射频接收 PAL BG/DK/I9 其它接口 VIDEO/S-VIDEO/VGA/HDMI10 特色功能 画中画(ALPHA BLENDING)、双视窗、图形OSD11 输入电压 交流100V到240V(50/60Hz)12 待机功率 <2W13 额定功率 320W3、TPW5588:序号 性能 指标1 屏幕宽高比 16:92 物理分辨率 1366×7683 视角 大于160度4 峰值亮度 1000cd/m25 暗室对比度 2000:16 色坐标 X=0.285±0.03,Y=0.290±0.037可显示高清信号格式 1080i/60Hz,720P/60Hz,1080i/50Hz,720P/50Hz,1080P/60Hz,1080P/50Hz8 射频接收 PAL BG/DK/I9 其它接口 VIDEO/S-VIDEO/VGA/HDMI10 特色功能 画中画(ALPHA BLENDING)、双视窗、图形OSD11 输入电压 交流100V到240V(50/60Hz)12 待机功率 <2W13 额定功率 450W(二)外观及功能特点介绍:1、机型外观:TPW4288的外观(因图片质量,图片仅供参考)TPW5011H的外观(因图片质量,图片仅供参考)TPW5588的外观(因图片质量,图片仅供参考)2、功能特点:● 兼容10bit/8bit处理显示,实现真正的1080i到1080P的去隔行变换;● 运动自适应处理和新型小角度插补算法,减轻斜线锯齿;● 3:2和2:2电影模式,支持1080i,NTSC and PAL;● DCTI、DLTI等画质增强处理,黑白电平扩展;● 3D梳状滤波器,提高画质;● 256色图形化OSD;● 智能多窗口画面,射频画中画,PIP ALPHA BLENDING效果;● 支持HDMI输入;● 支持双路TV、双路VIDEO、双路S-VIDEO信号输入;● 支持双路高清色差信号输入;● 支持双USB数字媒体播放器功能;● SRS WOW音效。
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If you have ever wondered what it is like to be a self published photographer, wait a month till he’s not so frazzled, then ask Greg Marshall. Greg has been working on the images, thetext, the layout, chosing a printer, and fi ne tuning the fi nal production of his fi rst book, The Classic Nude in 3D . Classic Nude was published the end of December 2004 and the fi rst sales are in progress. The 3DCenter gift shop and online store will be selling the book. Orders have already come from Japan and several U.S. states.As if this does not keep him busy enough, Greg is the featured artist at the Center in January and February. He has mounted 12 stereo pairs from his classic nude collection for the exhibition. On January 6 (First Thursday), the Center will host a public artist reception for Greg from 6 - 9pm.Marshall has been an active amateur photographer for more than 35 years while making a living as an electrical engineer. He began making stereoscopic images about 10 years ago. He studied graphic arts in high school over the protests of the head of the mathematicsCooperative, which he co-founded in 2000, and is a board member of the Cascade Stereoscopic Club of Portland. He has exhibited in numerous community art shows in California and Oregon and hopes to expand his photographic activity upon retirement.Greg’s wife is also a visual artist, working in watercolor and mixed media. They have two grown children. A large portion of their Canby home is devoted to studio space. You can see more of his work on his website: /gbmarshallCENTERNEWSPublished by 1928 NW Lovejoy Street, Portland, OR 97209Man’s Best Friend, Santa and the 3D CenterThe Classic Nude in 3D :An Exhibit and a BookArtist’s Statement by Greg MarshallMy photographic journey began at age fourteen when my oldest brother (who was my role model) started taking pictures and built a darkroom in our home. My interest was reinvigorated twelve years ago when it became practical to “process” images on a computer. Although I love the artistic and technical aspects of fi ne print making, the dark, smelly environment of the traditional darkroom never appealed to me. So now I work entirely with digital images using a digital SLR camera, archival inkjet printer, and fi lm recorder.My mother tells me that as a small child I was the favorite of all the ladies in the neighborhood because of my easy-going, friendly nature. I’m sure I’ve changed since then, but perhaps that was the beginning of a life in which women have always played an important role; from my mother, who was totally devoted to her children; to my sisters, who taught me about music and many other things; my wife, who brought out the artist in me; and my daughter, who continues to keep me young at heart. So for the past year I have turned my attention away from my usual photography of still lifes to work on a series of images that would portray strength, courage, passion and beauty of woman. Stereo photography is both a challenge and an asset in this endeavor, but I hope you’ll agree that the images selected for this show demonstrate a three-dimensional aesthetic that goes beyond the simple sense of realism that is the power of most stereo photographs.You may notice that some of my images resemble those of Ruth Bernhard, one of my favorite photographers, including one specifi cally crediting her, “Homage to Ruth.” Her work shows a great talent for two-dimensional design and was my inspiration for the idea of abstract design in three-dimensional space.department because the class schedule confl icted with the top math class. In college he took photography and other art courses while majoring in communications, and later earned a Master of Science degree in computer science.His career as an electrical engineer spans more than 25 years. He has worked primarily with various types of imaging systems, including computer graphics, video, medical imaging, and printing systems.Born and raised in Vermont, Greg’s career took him to California, where he was a co-founder in several high-tech companies, and fi nally, to Oregon. He has been active in several photography clubs, including the AfterLight Photo The Center’s fi rst 8 week beginner’s class in stereo photography netted four students, Claire Dean, Jim McMahon, Lisa Metzger, and Colin Johnson. Lisa and Colin were non CSC members and totally new to 3D. The result was two new local members, a great program at the Novem-ber CSC meeting where they showed cards and slides they had created, and a new editor for Stereo Views (Colin). So, do you think we are going to do it again? You bet!! See the sched-ule of upcoming classes on page 2 or check the website for more information. Photo: Shab LevyTed Welker had the Santa Claus suit and the Ho, Ho, Ho, and we had the Amazing Human in 3D system from the Netherlands – it was a natural. There wasn’t much time to advertise, but we got an ad in the Oregonian and one in Willamette Week. On Sunday, December 12, anyone could come to the 3D Center and have their picture taken with Santa Claus in 3D. Several people took us up on the offer. Elwood and Jackie pictured to the right brought their dogs, Ted-e, Chris, Darwin, Hal and Jack to create a family portrait with Santa.The images were put into a collapsible viewer with lenses which could be mailed in a regular envelope or saved as a souvenir. One picture and viewer was $5 and you could get a second image and viewer for $3 more. What a deal! People loved it and next year we will start earlier and promote it more. On our one day of Santa in 3D, we sold $93 worth of pictures and the volunteers had a great time.Fieldtrips, Classes and WorkshopsIn September 2004, the Center offered the fi rst 8 week beginning stereo photography course. The course, taught be Shab Levy, was advertised in Willamette Week. The result was an enrollment of 4 people, two of whom had no exposure to 3D photography and two of whom were CSC members hoping to take more stereo images and to get better results with tips learned in the class. During the November CSC meeting, the students displayed stereocards and slides that they made during the 8 week course. It was impressive.The Center also hosts groups by special arrangement. The charge for a special opening is $50. We have had several student groups and one photography club. Groups of students have been divided in two with the fi rst half taken to the stereo theatre and the second half shown the displays, featured artist, gift shop and other exhibits. The groups then reverse. At the end of their visit thestudents are gathered together and given a talk about how stereo photography works, the various means of viewing 3D, and how one can begin creating 3D images with a simple camera. During the fall we had 2 student groups. Twenty-two students from the TAG (Talented and Gifted) program in Lake Oswego toured the Center in November. They were middle school students and they had great questions and a lot of enthusiasm for the things they saw. They especially enjoyed the slide show, Art in Depth .In the coming year, we will encourage more special groups, classes and workshops.Second year goals for the Center will be largely dictated by what slipped through the cracks the fi rst year. With noidea how challenging it would be to start a business from scratch, we embarked on this project last year with a great deal of enthusiasm, some skills that each of us brought to the venture, lots of ideas, andonly a dim grasp of the details. My grandmother used to say, “The Devil is in the details.” One example is the gift shop. In order to get items wholesale we needed to buy them in some quantity, then break them down into smaller units so we could mark them up to retail price and make some money on them. Because we wanted to encourage beginners, I took boxes of RBT mounts (50 in a box) and broke them into units of 18 mounts (enough for one roll of fi lm). This meant counting, packing in baggies, designing a label to staple on the top, pricing, etc. So it was with QVu mounts, and other small items. Designing and printing signage and labels became a major time drain. Of course we also had to fi nd the items we wanted to sell and we needed to fi nd them from the wholesalers, not the people who were selling them for the same prices we wanted to sell them for. Unlike last year, this year we begin with a stocked gift store, a list of sources for products, some packaging and signage.Establishing systems was another drain on time. We developed protocol for volunteers, exhibiting artists, inventory, accounting for money coming inand going out, fundraisers, brochures (design and distribution), and dealing with advertising and promotion. While there is plenty of room for improvement, we have done a fairly good job setting up a structure.Remembering that we started from an ugly empty space, the accomplishments of the past year are remarkable. The support in the form of donations,exhibits and time have made this possible. Last month the new phone books came out and for the fi rst time the 3D Center of Art and Photography is listed under museums. The Portland Oregon Visitors Bureau’s book of things to do and see in Portland came out in October and for the fi rst time, we were listed. If you search the web for 3D Center of Art and Photography you will fi nd us listed in some interesting places. Despite the fact that we could never fi nd the time to promotespecial openings, we have had fi ve groups arrange fi eldtripsto the Center, four student events and one fl at camera club. Next year we need to develop a promo package for Portland/Vancouver area middle school and high school students and for retirement communities to encourage more group outings.Expanding the number of CSC-sponsored products offered in the gift store and online will increasethe revenue fl ow for the Center, will encourage ideas and experimentation among amateur stereo photographers andwill make the Center unique in its offerings. Of course some well established 3D products simply must be available, but the combination of the expected and unexpected can bevery compelling to both the new and veteran visitor. Greg Marshall’s new book is an example. I like to think that the availability of the 3D Center for marketing and promoting such a book was a factor in Greg’s decision to launch into creatinghis fi rst book. It will be fun to see who else might decide togive a new idea a try.Occasionally during the past year I mentioned variousplans for stabilizing staff. None of these have worked out and part of it has been lack of time to seriously pursue them. We were unable to get an intern from one of the local colleges and I had no time to write any grant proposalsthis year. We will need to devote some energy to resolving this issue for two reasons. First, we need some consistency in the staffi ng. We need someone who is there each day and can update the volunteers and keep track of day to day operations. I am working full time and cannot be that person. Secondly, we need to expand our public hours and can only do this with a staff person - probably paid. A staff person who would work 20hours a week would allow us to expand our hours and maintain the same number of volunteer hours we are currently staffi ng. Each shift would be one volunteer and the staff person. This will take serious consideration of budget, fundraising, and perhaps a grant. We have accomplished a great deal, but there is more to do and the fl ood of support indicates that many hopewe will succeed.Message from theDirector2nd Season’s Beginning LineupGoldDonated $500 to $1,999Dave Allen OR Anonymous CA Gordon Battaile ORRich & Susan Dubnow OR Clarence & Norma Eid ORRon & Pauline Frederickson CA Ron & Jeanne Kriesel OR Greg Marshall OR Martha A. McCann CARobert McMahon Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation J. Ward & Dodi O’Brien ORSusan Pinsky & David Starkman CA Paul Talbot TX Ted Welker ORPlatinumDonated $2,000 to 4,999Dwight Cummings WA Shab Levy OR John C. Little OR Dave Qualman WA Diane Rulien ORDiamondDonated $5,000 +Mark Gehlar ORJohn & Dace Roll ORCharter Pledges Donated $100 to $499American Paper Optics TN Hassan Atapour CA Bradley Belian MIBerezin Stereo Photography Products CA Bill & Janet Burkholder OH Randall K. Corey, O.D. ORDa Vinci Arts Middle School PTA OR Dr. & Mrs. Leo Dos Remedios CA Larry Ferguson NE Thomas E. Fiske OR Wm Fridrich NCMary Laura Gibbs TXJon Golden & Jan Burandt MA Gary Greenspoon Canada Loren Gunderson CO Michael Halle MA Norm Henkels CA Alan L. Huberty MISteve & Suzanne Hughes GA Dr. Stanley E. Jackson MD Adrienne Jaross CA Wm A. Jones WADonald M. Karp & Margery Lesnik Karp Foundation NJ Lawrence & Cassie Kaufman CA Steven Kiesling MILouis & Jeanette Knobbe CA Les & Jain Konrad OR Ron Labbe MAAriel & Debbie Levy CA Bruno A. Lizzi CABobbi & Ralph London OR Jeff & Roneete Lynas CA Alicia L. Lynch NV Michael McEachern AL Ken Miller ORSamuel W. Mitchell MO Marilyn F. Morton GA John T. Myers, M3 Inc. OR Mary Lou O’Brien WA Oregon 3D OR Donald J. Parks ID Alan W. Patterson ORPhilip & Keturah Pennington ORGreg Perez WADr. Jonathan D. Pfautz MA James & Deborah Purdon NJ Monte Ramstad MN Ray & Norma Rowe OR Russell Ruhlen CA Wojtek Rychlik CO Susie Rydquist ORBorje O. Saxberg WA Ed Shaw MA Albert L. Sieg NY Boris Starosta V A Glenn Stokes CA James G. Theivagt IL Jay E. Thomas CA John True WACharles C. VanPelt CA Donald E. Wallace OR Bill Walton GA John Yochem MNKaryn & Craig Zupke WAOne Unit = Five Hundred Dollars DonatedDonations Charter Goal 5,00015,00010,00020,00025,00030,00035,00040,00045,00050,000Dec 03Feb 04Jan 04Apr 04Mar 04May 04Jun 04Jul 04Aug 04Nov 03Sep/Oct/Nov Dec 04is the end of Charter Memberships. Ifyou would like to be included on the permanent plaques for Charter members or if you would like to move from your current placement to anoth-er plaque, mail your tax deductible donation to CSC, 1928 NW Lovejoy, Portland, OR 97209A word about the Charter goals and the budget:Like everything else this year, the budget was primarily a mystery to us. We did not know what sort of fi -nancial support we would receive from CSC members and the Stereo community at large. We tried to es-timate costs, but many things were only guesses. Having no track record we did not know if the gift store would be profi table, if people would donate at the door, if we could sustain our open hours with volunteers and how much advertising we might need. The goal chart to the left is correct in the amounts received, but the goal itself was pulled from thin air. Early this spring, the CSC Board will be taking a hard look at costs and income from our fi rst year of operation and will develop a budget based on some real experience.January 31, 2005By Diane RulienThe Classic Nude in 3D by Greg Marshall (see front page story)Unseen Ellis Island: Island of Hope, Island of Tears by Sheldon Aronow-itz and Gary Schacker will be showing every hour in the stereo theatre.World of Phantaglyphs by Owen Western is a wonderful collection of largeimages that pop up off the table to surprize and delight Center visi-tors. The image below should be viewed by laying this article fl at on the table and viewing at a 30 degree angle with anaglyph glasses.Combining contemporary images with historic images , Unseen El-lis Island is an award winning tour d’force . A nostalgic look at America’s portal is a masterful blending of old and new. The pro-duction won the Best of Theatre award at the 2004 NSA convention.December 31, 2004 - February 13, 2005Febuary 18 - March 27CSC’s Best, a juried selection of 3D art by CSC members, will include large side-by-side pairs and anaglyph prints. The Rose below by Paul Moeller will be among those being displayed.。
3d红蓝高清图片欣赏
几张3D图片,传到网上用红蓝眼镜欣赏。
红蓝眼镜很多地方都有卖,2元钱一副的那种。
如果没有可以自己制作:
准备材料:1、红色玻璃纸 2、绿色玻璃纸3、厚纸板OR 眼镜<透明>
制作方法一:
将厚纸板,剪成像眼镜的形状,眼睛部份挖两个洞。
再把绿色红色的玻璃纸,分别贴在左右上。
<左眼贴红色*右眼贴绿色
制作方法二眼镜将红色绿色玻璃纸,分别贴在左右上。
<左眼贴红色*右眼贴绿色常见的色分3D眼镜有红蓝、红绿等,以红蓝眼镜为例,左眼通过红色镜片只能看到红色的影像,右眼通过蓝色镜片只能看到蓝色的影像,两只眼睛看到的不同影像在大脑中重叠便呈现出立体效果。